chore: replace semisafe with native unsafe methods - #216
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Since these have builtin unsafe assertions, the semisafe crate is largely unnecessary, although it does mean we need to throw `unsafe` everywhere, but that's probably better.
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Since these have builtin unsafe assertions, the semisafe crate is largely unnecessary, although it does mean we need to throw
unsafeeverywhere, but that's probably better.